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Except he didn't say "state", he said "states" which does mean the 50 states that make up the US.
by Packeteer 13y ago
Except he didn't say "state", he said "states" which does mean the 50 states that make up the US.
- chappi42 13y agoI'm no english native speaker, meant state in plural, sorry.
- Packeteer 13y agoWell, when someone refers to states, they mean the 50 US states if they are speaking of US law, otherwise they would refer to it differently. Moving on.
- TheCoelacanth 13y agoUh, no. States is just the plural of state. It can just as easily refer to generic political entities as to the specific 50 political entities that make up the US.